A Greek citizen, but quite the traveler, bouncing between America and Greece.

She’s your run-of-the-mill wallflower with a heart for all things numbers-can you say data nerd? She has a relentless penchant for reading-fantasy lover, this one-and has spent her entire life supporting her twin sister’s endeavors, which includes assisting in the following: a run for class president (won), Little Miss Darling of New York (won), and multiple tries at holding the Guinness world record for bouncing on a pogo stick (never, ever beat the record, not even close).Īnd then there’s our hero, Myles. You see, Tessa lives in America: New York City, to be exact. But this is when our main characters, Tessa and Myles, saw each other for the very first time. Whoa, I know, ancient times, am I right? Word on the street is people suffered through dial-up internet back then. This story clocks all the way back to 1999.

Unwanted suitors knocking at Penelope’s door.Ī bitch named Helen who is trying to ruin it all-technically the bitch isn’t named Helen in this book, but you get the idea. They didn’t need the fancy things like a sibling connection or a slippery porpoise to convince them they were meant to be. This couple were like Penelope and Odysseus. greater than Poseidon and Amphitrite? Shape-shifting into a dolphin to convince the love of his life to spend eternity with him, not needed-although man-dolphin does have an odd appeal to it. Greater than Hades and Persephone because it didn’t involve a kidnapping against a woman’s will, then dragging her to the fiery underworld, where she was forced to live with her pitiless husband and the souls of the dead.Īnd dare I say. But this love story I’m about to get into is greater than Zeus and Hera.

Don’t worry, though you’ll get up close and personal with the main characters quickly.īut as the author, I need to lay the groundwork first because this story is different.Įver heard of the Greek gods Zeus and Hera? Some might say theirs was a legendary love affair, and sure, if they weren’t siblings who married, maybe I would agree. I know this might be an unconventional way of beginning an epic love affair, but sometimes we storytellers must break up our formulaic narratives.

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